Sentence examples for unfounded contention from inspiring English sources
It was Ho's much publicized, and, as it turned out, utterly unfounded contention that so-called promoter genes inside a cauliflower virus could cause otherwise benign veggies to become carcinogenic.
On Monday, the judge said that while the defense contentions were unfounded he was removing himself from the case "in the best interest of justice".
To the Justice Department, dropping its indictment under current circumstances would be seen as a defeat, as a concession that Andersen was right in its contention that the indictment was unfounded.
Still, the revelation is the latest in a string of events that climate change skeptics have seized on to support their contention that fears about warming are unfounded, or at least overblown.
But Trump's remark in September that there were "25 different stories" backing up his Iraq War opposition, and Saturday night's contention that his criticism was "loud and clear" before the invasion, are unfounded. .
On shale gas, study authors James Murray and Jim Hansen find that: "There is no doubt that the nation's shale gas resources are immense, but the contention that the United States has a 100-year supply of natural gas is unfounded.
Richmond's contention that water birth is "mainly pursued by educated, middle class women" thus seems unfounded in this context[ 90].
Mr. Bloomberg's contention that the city may lose federal money for failing to comply with the welfare laws also seems unfounded.
These concerns are unfounded.
This concern is unfounded.
